“”You may be totally right about minimal impact to Georgia.””
I wasn’t making any predictions - only looking at that first map which seemed to skirt right by GA. Wishful thinking? You bet! I have a bad habit of not even wanting to see what’s in store for us. Friends and relatives call me to ask me if I’m watching the weather.....
I wasn’t making any predictions
People follow these systems and make decisions (if necessary) on the what might happen.
Atlanta - being so far inland - really should not have much trouble. Atlanta has trouble with ICE STORMS ever few years.
Atlanta will probably be fine, but you might lose power if there is a lot of wind and rain there.
I also lived in Southern California. When I first moved there in 1976, an earthquake hit (about a 6 something) just as I got ready to take a shower. I did not know if I should take a shower or what...
You should only have a little wind and rain... How much rain will depend on weather predictions... So your local weather forecast would be the best to watch.
Storm surge for the Carolinas is a big threat. There is a possibility of storm surge over 9 feet. This may vary as it approaches landfall.